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navigate

[nav-i-geyt] / ˈnæv ɪˌgeɪt /


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"They are navigating a crisis with fewer levers to pull."

From BBC

The review recommends a new "triage system" to help call handlers assess whether incidents need to be logged, backed up by specialised training, and a new AI tool to "help officers navigate legislation and guidance".

From BBC

I navigate around a walker and a couple of canes.

From Literature

Monday’s appearance came as Powell navigates one of the more legally fraught endings to a Fed chair’s tenure in modern history.

From Barron's

Managers with experienced investment teams, rigorous underwriting standards and strong risk controls are structurally better positioned to navigate periods of stress.

From MarketWatch